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Australind, WA 6233

Margaret River · Western Australia · Population 20,432 · Median age 38

Australind is a coastal town in the Margaret River region with easy walking trails, caravan parks, and local pubs. A convenient base for exploring beaches

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Written by Touringuide Team

Located on the Canning River estuary south of Perth, Australind offers a relaxed coastal setting with good access to trails and accommodation. The town has 8 campsites within easy driving distance, making it suitable for caravans and campervans exploring the Margaret River wine region. Most trails in the area are easy to moderate, centred around the river foreshores and coastal reserves.

The local retail and service infrastructure is solid with 22 shops and services, plus 45 public toilets throughout the area—useful for travellers. Several pubs offer meals and refreshments, while the Brunswick River and surrounding reserves provide scenic walking options.

About Australind — Demographics

Based on postcode 6233 area (ABS Census 2021)
20,432
Population
38
Median Age
$1,888/wk
Median Household Income
2.7
Avg Household Size
$1,733/mo
Median Mortgage
$350/wk
Median Rent
19%
Born Overseas

Travel Info

Must See

  • Brunswick River PathEasy riverside walk showcasing the estuary environment, just 0.8km from town centre
  • Eaton Foreshore WalkScenic 3.3km foreshore trail with river views and accessible entry point
  • Pelican Point Foot PathCoastal walk at 3.7km offering wildlife viewing opportunities and water views

Must Do

  • Sandy Track hikingClosest trail at 0.4km—quick, easy walk perfect for arrival or departure
  • River Trail exploration2.7km walk through riverside reserves with native vegetation and bird watching potential
  • Pub meal at Trendale Farm Bar or Australind TavernLocal dining within 1-3km; good for evening meals and gathering local information

Travel Tips

  • Sandy Track and Brunswick River Path are both under 1km away and ideal for stretching legs—easy, flat walking suitable for most fitness levels
  • Australind Tourist Park and Riverside Cabins are the closest caravan options; book ahead during school holidays and weekends
  • Stock up on supplies at the 22 local shops before heading further south into remote Margaret River wine country
  • Mobile coverage is generally reliable in town; check before heading to outlying trails
  • Public toilets are plentiful (45 locations)—useful infrastructure for caravan and campervan travellers
Traffic & Access: Australind is well-connected via local roads south of Perth. Main roads are sealed and traveller-friendly; town has adequate fuel and water facilities for caravans. Light traffic compared to Perth metropolitan areas.
Best Time to Visit: Autumn (March–May) and spring (September–November) offer mild temperatures and lower rainfall; summer can be warm and busy with holiday visitors.

Frequently Asked Questions

What camping is near Australind?

There are 10 campsites near Australind, including Leschenault Inlet Holiday Park (2.5km), Australind Tourist Park (2.9km), Riverside Cabins, Caravans & Camping (4km).

What walks and trails are near Australind?

There are 10 walking trails near Australind, including Sandy Track (0.4km), Brunswick River Path (0.8km), Clifton Park trail (2.2km).

Is there fuel near Australind?

Yes, there are 5 fuel stations near Australind, including BP AUSTRALIND (1.1km), 7-Eleven Treendale (2.1km), EG Ampol Australind (3.5km).